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<h1 class="title">Jesus '24</h1>
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<dt><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=mLSCu4pKmu4&t=10562">youtube.com: Jesus '24 | Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image | Saturday Night | June 8th, 2024 {@jesusimage} @time: 2 hrs 56 min 2 sec</a></dt><dd>Dream about being his
bride. As sister said, "I'm not a
theologian, but I am his bride." As I,
by his mercy, continue to walk with
him, and read his Holy
Word, I began to
discover that He is the suffering
God. Would you close your eyes for a
moment? This Jesus
This, Jesus nearing the end of his
life spreads the
table and as the Passover Lamb
Himself, celebrates Passover.
In His most painful moment that's
approaching, He longs to
sit with his own and commune with
them, Even with his betrayer at the
table, Jesus still
chooses to love his
own, and He washes the feet of that
betrayer knowing that in just a few
moments that betrayer with those freshly
washed feet will use those
feet to betray the
Lord. In just a moment we're going to
receive the body and blood of Jesus and
I believe it's going to heal many of you.
But he takes the bread and the wine - He
says, "Take, eat, this is my
body that is broken for you." He takes the
wine and says, "Take and drink. This is my
blood that is shed for you for the
remission of
sin." He says, "Do this
often in remembrance of me."
And then he says, "Every time we do
it, we declare the Lord's
death until he returns."</dd>
<dt><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=mLSCu4pKmu4&t=10757">youtube.com: Jesus '24 | Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image | Saturday Night | June 8th, 2024 {@jesusimage} @time: 2 hrs 59 min 17 sec</a></dt><dd><p>
Eventually he leaves the upper room and
walks through the Kidron
Valley. Just close your eyes right there
and wait on the Lord as I speak to
you. He walks through the Kidron Valley
to Gethsemane. It was the place of retreat for
Him, and he went to
pray after singing the Hallel
Psalms. Imagine singing songs that speak
of your own death. Psalm 116, for instance. The
scripture teaches that they sang Psalms,
they would have been the Hallel
Psalms. Imagine being so yielded that you
can worship your Father with a
song that declares your own death.
And He gets to this
garden, begins to
pray, and He says,
"Father, if it's possible, can you
choose another way, can you take this
cup? Nevertheless, not my will but
thine be done." And He begins to sweat drops of
blood. His father sends an angel to
strengthen Him. [He] casts himself upon the
ground as the yielded Son and
Judas whose name means praise
(don't think for a moment that just
because you praise you can't betray the Lord) his name means praise and
he shows up and greets the Lord with a
kiss as he betrays Him.
Friends, intimacy talk without an intimate life is
betrayal. You can kiss Him and betray Him.
And as sister said
today they bound Him. And here the Lord
offers His hands, the hands that framed
the world, the hands that hung the stars in
the sky, hung the moon, the
Sun, the hands that formed Adam and Eve,
not spoke them into existence, but loved
them enough to form them into his own
image, the very icon of God, the image of
God, Jesus. With those same hands he took Adam
close and breathed into his nostrils the
breath of life, those same precious hands that
healed the sick in Galilee, the same precious hands that fed
the hungry, the same hands that delivered
Mary Magdalene, the same hands that smeared
mud on eyes and opened them. Now they're
bound by his own creation. As sister said, he could have
stopped it at any minute. But remember friends, this King
comes to die. The serpent's head must be crushed
by a bruising, and so He offers those
hands, bound by His own creation, led
down the valley that he created, God
imprisoned by His own,
willingly. And they led him that night to
an illegal trial, trials at night were
illegal, and they
gathered, and they mocked him,
they slapped Him, they blindfolded
Him, they commanded that He answer their
questions. "Tell us, are you the Son of the
Highest?" Jesus sat there
quietly, having his beard plucked out
from His face. The Scripture says, "I gave
my beard to those who plucked
it." The Scripture says He set his chin,
his face as
flint. The Scripture
says in Psalm 88, "My eyes waste away due
to affliction because of beating and
tears." The Sanhedrin (the elders, the
Pharisees) beat Him
brutally. After all, the Law
said that the priest had to lay his
hands on the sacrifice and transfer the
sin of the nation and that the sacrifice
had to be led outside the city and while
those priests were slapping Jesus little
did they know that He would carry their sin upon
His own body and a transfer would take
place - the very Lamb of God.
And that night after this illegal trial
eventually Jesus answers to honor the authority of the
high priest. He said, "I adure you by the
living God, tell us are you the Son of
the Highest. Are you the son of David, the
Messiah?" He said, "You are right and one
day you will see the Son of Man seated
at the right hand of the power coming in
the Clouds Of Heaven." And they tore their clothes and
said, "Blasphemy." That night they would lower
him into a dungeon, beneath Caiaphas home. I've
been in that dungeon. In that dungeon Psalm 88 sits on
a pulpit and it's open to this verse:
"Darkness was my only friend." Here the Son of Man is thrown
into a dungeon - God himself - thrown and lowered in by ropes,
most likely under his precious arms,
dropped into a dungeon, spent the night
alone. But He really wasn't alone, His
Father there're with
Him. After that, He's paraded to
Pilate. Pilate says. "Send "him to Herod."
Herod says, 'Perform for me, it's what the
church does today, work a miracle…
Send me some money, make me
famous, bless my
business.' If you're God, prove it. Prove
that you're God. That's the heart of Herod. Herod
couldn't wait to see Him so He could be
entertained. Oh why is the meeting so
dead? That worship team's off today - it's
the spirit of Herod.
Jesus doesn't perform for Herod. He
silently stands in front of him because
He has nothing to
prove. Herod sends him back to
Pilate. Pilate says, "Don't you know I could
kill you?' Jesus says, "You'd have no
authority if it weren't given to you
from above."
Pilate finds no fault in
Him. But the religious, you
see, those who knew scripture without
seeing Jesus use the scriptures to kill
Him. Blasphemy, they
said. They demanded that Pilate kill Him. Prior to that Pilate
says, "No, no I will have him flogged." And
so here Jesus, His beard has been plucked,
His eyes are wasting away, His face is
swollen. He's bruised and
blooded, and they strip Him
and tie Him to a pole, chain Him to a
pole. There was no need to chain Him, He
would have held on. After all He's crucified before the
foundations of the world, the one who
comes to lay His life down. No need to
chain Him to that pole. He said to the
Israelites, "I am the Lord who heals
you." Nonetheless, he receives the shame of
being bound to this pole and He's
stripped down and God offers his back to
the smiters. Isaiah writes,
"They plowed my back like long furrows,
like plowing the land." They plowed his
back, His Holy
Blood, His perfect
Blood, His healing Blood.
His saving
Blood. His Blood that speaks a better
word than that of Abel is pouring out of His body as they
lashed Him with the cat of nine
tals. His bones are showing, some of His organs exposed, He's
offering His very back so that we would
be healed tonight.
His mother is watching, John is
watching the other Mary's watching as the Holy One of
Israel is being skinned by the cat of nine tales.
They took a crown of thorns. Friends, this is thethe
one who wore Heaven's diadem, the one who's
stripped naked is the one whose robe filled the
temple with glory, and they took this crown of thorns,
you see they had to, He had to redeem the
curse so that you could have the mind of
Christ tonight. After all, don't don't you
remember that the fire in
Exodus is in the midst of a bush and the
bush isn't consumed? Stephen says in Acts 7 that
that's a thorn bush don't you see the picture? Now the
one who is an all consuming fire is
wearing thorns. Why is he wearing Thorns? Because
this is a different Kingdom.
This is a Holy Kingdom. This is the kingdom of
humility. This is the kingdom of offering
self. This is the kingdom of
bleeding. This is the kingdom of
sacrifice. This is the kingdom of foot
washing. This is the kingdom of carrying
our cross. And as though it were not
enough to place the crown, they beat the
thorns in with a read.
</p>
<p>
<b>Mark 15:17-19</b> - And they clothed him in a purple cloak, and twisting together a crown of thorns, they put it on him. And they began to salute him, Hail, King of the Jews! And they were striking his head with a reed and spitting on him and kneeling down in homage to him. (ESV)
</p>
<p>
The one who held Heaven's septer has thorns
implanted piercing his skull and His
precious face, the face that 2
Corinthians 4 says is the very glory of
God whose face shines upon
us, whose face shines brighter than the
Sun. They beat that Crown into His beautiful
face and they spit on Him. The Bible says
an entire garrison spit on Him. A Garrison, dozens
of soldiers spitting on this Holy
God, and in that moment, friends please
listen, in that moment upon that Holy
face, that beautiful
face, that face that looks at you tonight
and loves you. In that
moment, the worst man could
offer and the best God could offer
collided on the face of
Jesus. What do you mean, Michael? The
spittle of the Gentiles collided with the blood of the
Passover Lamb. All upon the face of
Jesus and I'm here to tell you
tonight by the authority of the Holy
Word of God that God won, that the Blood
prevails and the Blood speaks
today. The worst man can offer bows its
knee to the Holy Blood of Jesus
Christ. And this Jesus is led to Pilate, flogged, skinned,
standing before the Elders of
Israel and Pilate says
something, having no idea what he's
saying. He says this, as they look
on this beaten bruised
bloodied, mocked abused, God man,
Pilate makes a declaration, "Behold, the
man." Here, Jesus suffering and dying and
bleeding shows us what it is to be a
man, shows us what it is to be fully
alive." It is to be mocked, it is to bleed
out, it is to lay your life down. It is to
trade what is glorious for the honor of your
Father. And sympathy was not flowing from
His own as the Scripture says in John 1.
He came to his own Israel and his own
did not receive Him, but as many as received
Him, to them He gave the right to become
children of God, to those who believe in
His name. And there Jesus is standing
before His own. They were not filled with compassion,
they said, "Crucify Him! More, more pain.
Crucify Him! Crucify the Passover Lamb."
Even though He broke us out of Egypt's
bondage. Even though it was His Holy idea
to mark our homes with blood so the
death angel would pass over. Kill Him,
kill the Lord. And Jesus took this
cross like all of us
must.
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<dt><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=mLSCu4pKmu4&t=11788">youtube.com: Jesus '24 | Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image | Saturday Night | June 8th, 2024 {@jesusimage} @time: 3 hrs 16 min 28 sec</a></dt><dd><p>
He began to carry His cross on
those precious shoulders with no
skin up a mountain to His own death. What
could be worse than to carry the device
that it's going to kill
you? So weak was He that He couldn't go
on, and Simon of Sirene comes to help
Him. Listen friends, and as Simon
identifies with the cross, Simon is now smeared with the Holy
Blood of Jesus. Let the world mock you,
you'll be covered in the Blood,
should you take up your cross.
And Jesus carries that cross up a
mountain to the skull, the skull is the symbol of death.
Remember it's by death that he will
conquer death. It's through his bruising
that He'll crush the head of the serpent.
Death will be destroyed by the man with a capital
M (Messiah) who's laying his life
down, and they nail him to that cross.
Adam failed by eating fruit from a
living tree and sin came. Life will now
come through the first fruits
from the dead (Jesus) who hangs on a dead
tree. And Jesus breathes his last and says,
"Father, into your hands I commit my
Spirit." Remember, He said, "No man takes my
life, I lay it down." And in that moment
friends, in that
moment, in that moment the cosmos had
never seen a man lay his own life down
who was perfect. The devil had never seen a man
breathe His last in perfection. And on that cross it
said, "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the
Jews." Why does it say that? Why was it left on the
cross? Because in this Kingdom, as many great people have said,
Kings carry crosses. In that
moment, the Earth shook, the sky grew black because man
would not mourn Him so the Rocks
exploded. After all didn't Jesus say if they
don't praise me the rocks will cry
out?
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<b>Luke 19:37-40</b> - As he was drawing near—already on the way down the Mount of Olives—the whole multitude of his disciples began to rejoice and praise God with a loud voice for all the mighty works that they had seen, saying, Blessed is the King who comes in the name of the Lord! Peace in heaven and glory in the highest! And some of the Pharisees in the crowd said to him, Teacher, rebuke your disciples. He answered, I tell you, if these were silent, the very stones would cry out. (ESV)
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But they did, and the ground
shook and the Holy Blood of Jesus flowed
down that cross and they took
Him and ran a spear through His side as
the last Adom. From this Adam's side a bride would come
just like the first Adam, and the lovers of Jesus after Jesus
died would take him down from that cross
and prepare His body as sister taught us
today, and they would dress His
body and wash His
body, pour allows and mirrh upon his body.
They brought myrrh to Him at his
birth prophesying one day He will
die. They took that precious body and
laid it in a rich man's
tomb. Here, Jesus our Sabbath is
lying resting from all of his works.
And he descends into the underworld and
plunders death, hell and the
grave, and takes captivity captive and 3
days later the ground breaks open and
the Saints come up with
Him, and the King of Glory
emerges. Death could not hold Him, the
ground could not hold Him. As the
scripture says, "You will not allow your
Holy One to see
corruption." You'll not allow the Holy One
to see corruption.
You see it's only for sinners who
return to dust, but as Isaiah wrote, He's not
wounded for His
transgressions, He's wounded for our
transgressions. No friends, don't mistake
this death, He didn't die because of His
sin. He died because of our sin. And this
Holy One broke forth on the third day. I
said He broke forth on the third day.
Don't you remember the creation account where the
Scripture says that it's on the third
day that the seed broke the
ground and began to appear. It's all
about Jesus, friends, all of it. 40 Days Later
he ascends to the highest
height. Today He seated at the right hand
of the Father, yearning to come
back and take us
home where we see Him and shall be like
Him and to feed us
of Himself as the Heavenly
servant at the table of the marriage
supper of the Lamb.
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<dt><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=mLSCu4pKmu4&t=12175">youtube.com: Jesus '24 | Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image | Saturday Night | June 8th, 2024 {@jesusimage} @time: 3 hrs 22 min 55 sec</a></dt><dd>I'd like all of you to stand
please. Without anyone moving.
Please close your
eyes. There are no altar calls in the
Bible. I doesn't matter if you've
been to one. What matters is are you married and
in love with the one I just spoke
about? Have you ever heard the
Gospel, or did you just get to know Him
because he has a great plan for your
life, you figured you'd follow Him
occasionally? Do not risk your
eternity. This event does not guarantee
your eternity. Only a life found in
Jesus offers us eternal security. If you feel the pull of the
Holy Spirit, if you're living a life that
is in and out, if you're living a life of
sin, you don't have to, that's a
lie. Of course you'll sin occasionally
but it shouldn't be your
lifestyle. It's a
lie. The blood of Jesus is stronger than
any demonic force over your
life, any habit. Jesus said he who sins is a slave
to sin. He said whom the Son sets free is
free indeed.</dd>
<dt><a href="https://youtube.com/watch?v=mLSCu4pKmu4&t=12490">youtube.com: Jesus '24 | Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image | Saturday Night | June 8th, 2024 {@jesusimage} @time: 3 hrs 28 min 10 sec</a></dt><dd>Sister's right, it's time to repent.
It's time to
turn. Don't just turn away from your sin
tonight, turn away from your sin to the
Lord Jesus. I want us all to pray out loud. I
know we've gone a little extra tonight,
but it's the last night and Jesus is happy right now. He
feels loved. That's
wonderful, that's wonderful. What can we
offer Him but our
love? Can we all pray this out
loud, "Heavenly Father, wash me in your blood, cleanse my soul,
forgive my sin, You Are Holy and I have grieved you.
I have broken your heart and I'm sorry Lord.
I really am sorry. Wash me
tonight with the blood of Jesus. You
said, though my sins be of
scarlet they shall be white as snow.
Tonight I confess my sin and you
promised that if I would confess my
sin, You are faithful and
just to forgive my sin and cleanse
me from all unrighteousness. Tonight I turn from this
world, I renounce the devil, I renounce my own will
will and I give myself to you as you have fully
given yourself to
me. Make me your bride
I declare and I believe that
Jesus Christ is the Son of
the Living God, born of the Virgin,
lived a perfect and Holy life,
suffered upon the cross,
shed his Precious Blood, died and was buried,
and raised again.
You are the son of the Living
God, the King of Kings and the Lord of
Lords and tonight I give my life to you. Find me
ready Lord
when you
return. In Jesus' precious
name, AMEN!!</dd>
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<p class="author">Author: Michael Koulianos + Jesus Image</p>
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